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Micron launches 30TB SSDs and high-endurance drives for data centers
Both are designed for enterprise use, but could be available for retail buyers as well
IBM unleashes new AI strategy with "watsonx"
The first version of IBM Watson was unveiled in 2011 when it competed on TV quiz show Jeopardy!
Amazon debuts Bedrock, a new cloud service for AI-generated text and images
Amazon's AI strategy focuses on choice (for developers, not consumers)
How to sell a CPU
Editor's take: Much of the focus in semiconductors is on chip performance, and so for many outside the process it can be mystifying why sometimes a "better" chip loses out to a "weaker" chip. To name just one example, Intel still sells a lot of server CPUs despite their poor comparison with the latest AMD or Arm offerings.
The computerized, cloudified 5G network is getting real
Forward-looking: One of the most famous phrases about the value of networks came from Sun Microsystems' Scott Gage in 1984 when he declared that "the network is the computer." That long-time Sun tagline referred more to the value of connecting computers together and the concept of thin clients attaching to a centralized computing infrastructure than cellular networks. Nevertheless, it remains a prescient, pithy synopsis of where the computing and telecom worlds have been headed for the last three decades.
Nokia changes logo for first time in almost 60 years to distance itself from smartphones
What just happened? Finnish telecoms giant Nokia has announced that the company is rebranding and, for the first time in almost six decades, changing its logo. The move is part of a strategy to disassociate Nokia from smartphones, which it hasn't made in around ten years.
Has Nvidia won the AI training market?
We don't know the answer to this question. But we suspect it is true.
Windows 11 is about to see wider adoption by companies
More Steam users are also embracing the latest Microsoft OS
Cloudera extends open data lakehouse benefits to the hybrid cloud
Making sense of multi-cloud and hybrid data capability offerings
Networking: the more things change, the more they stay the same
Some insight on Google's Aquila, built for ultra-low latency networking
Google unveils a host of open data and AI advancements at Cloud Next
And the launch of a new industry consortium called the OpenXLA Project
Meet the... SQL Processing Unit?
The world is obsessed with "data"
In context: Databases are in something of a Golden Age right now. There is an immense amount of development taking place in and around the way we store and access data. The world is obsessed with "data," and while we would not call it the "new oil," our ability to manipulate and analyze data continues to advance in important ways. But at their heart, databases are fairly straightforward things - repositories of data.
Researchers publicly warn that multiple HP firmware vulnerabilities remain unpatched after a year
In brief: Several HP enterprise devices are running firmware containing as many as six unpatched security holes that allow arbitrary code execution. Some of them are at least a year old, and researchers publicly disclosed all of them over a month ago. As of this writing, all remain unpatched.
VMware brings to life data processing units from AMD, Intel, and Nvidia
DPUs set to become a big deal on enterprise computing
Innovation in enterprise data management and understanding what a data lakehouse is
Cloudera CDP One brings advanced data management to the mainstream
IBM Research tech makes edge AI applications scalable
Early iterations of edge computing turned out to be a lot more exciting in theory than in practice
Private 5G networks: new study highlights opportunities and challenges ahead
Real-world benefits of private 5G are more nuanced than initially believed
Private 5G networks are becoming a thing, and Amazon's AWS wants to have a say on it
AWS means to rewrite the rules for private 5G
5G focus is shifting to infrastructure, as seen at MWC 2021
Announcements from IBM, Qualcomm, Amazon, and more
IBM simplifies automation with Watson Orchestrate
Enterprise software remains an enormously complex and complicated arena, but wait...
Dell brings "hardware as a service" to the mainstream
Dell Apex offers pay-per-use hardware in a cloud-like business model
If you haven't been paying attention, Nvidia is no longer a gaming company
Nvidia steps up enterprise and automotive efforts with GTC announcements
Western Digital unveils the Ultrastar DC ZN540, the world's first ZNS SSD
The new drive can replace four traditional SSDs in enterprise systems